First session
28 June–11 July 2026
Two-week residential programme.
Medicine in Yale
An immersive medicine summer school in New Haven with practical anatomy, diagnosis and patient-care simulations, expert teaching and a Yale campus experience.

An immersive medicine summer school in New Haven with practical anatomy, diagnosis and patient-care simulations, expert teaching and a Yale campus experience.

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Current status
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Eligibility
Students aged 16-18
Age range / Year group
Ages 16-18
Location / Region
New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Cost
£6,995
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Accommodation: College accommodation included
Meals: Included
Certificate / Outcome: Certificate of completion
Teaching: 35 hours
Airport transfer: JFK transfer included
A practical pre-university medicine programme combining anatomy, diagnosis and patient care with workshops, simulations and clinical challenges.
Students learn through interactive classes, debates, group projects and a health-technology pitch rather than relying only on lectures.
It suits aspiring doctors and medical researchers who want to test their interest in medicine while experiencing residential university life.
Medicine in Yale is an Oxford Royale summer programme focused on modern medicine and healthcare. Students explore anatomy, genetics, neuroscience, genomics, emergency medicine, diagnosis, patient care and medical ethics through expert-led academic teaching.
The experience combines interactive lessons with workshops, simulations, debates, clinical challenges and group projects. Alongside academic study, students live on campus, join social activities and explore New Haven and New York City.
The curriculum combines medical theory with hands-on simulations and practical clinical-skills work.
Students complete 35 hours of teaching supported by workshops, masterclasses and daily medical challenges.
A clinical assessment asks students to take a patient history and present a diagnosis and management plan.
The health-technology challenge connects medicine with innovation, teamwork and persuasive communication.
Residential campus life is complemented by New Haven activities and a New York City excursion.
Students considering medicine or medical research who want practical exposure to anatomy, diagnosis, patient care and medical innovation.
You want an online course, a low-cost academic taster or a programme without residential campus life.
Medicine in Yale can be worthwhile for a student who wants to test their interest through practical clinical simulations rather than classroom theory alone. The combination of medical challenges, expert teaching and residential university life offers a broad academic and personal experience.
The main limitation is value for money: the programme is expensive and provides a certificate of completion, not a medical qualification. Families should judge the teaching and experience on their own merits rather than treating the Yale setting as university endorsement.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£6,995; includes 35 hours of teaching, Hands-on workshops, masterclasses and projects, College accommodation and meals, Teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, New York City excursion, Guest lectures, Graduation ceremony and party, Supervised JFK airport transfer.
Accommodation
College accommodation included
Meals
Included
Provider details
Review the Oxford Royale provider page and official sources before making a final decision.
Dates and logistics
2 weeks; New Haven, Connecticut, United States.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programmesEffort level
Moderate to high.
Best started
Three to four months before your preferred session to allow for enrolment, travel and documentation.
Main challenge
Applying medical knowledge during simulations and presenting decisions clearly under assessment conditions.
Review basic human anatomy and common medical terminology before arrival.
Practise explaining scientific ideas aloud and contributing constructively to group work.
Arrange insurance and any US travel authorisation early, then submit medical and dietary information at least 60 days before the session.
Useful if
You already enjoy biology and want to test medicine through practical work.
Students move between academic classes, practical clinical work, collaborative challenges and a wider residential activity programme.
Explore anatomy, biology, genetics, neuroscience, genomics and emergency medicine.
Practise diagnosis, patient care and clinical decision-making through simulations.
Join debates, seminars, workshops and expert-led masterclasses.
Complete a clinical skills assessment involving patient history, examination planning and diagnosis.
Design a medical technology concept and pitch a health-technology company.
Take part in campus activities, New Haven visits and a New York City excursion.
Finish with a graduation ceremony and certificate of completion.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
First session
28 June–11 July 2026
Two-week residential programme.
Second session
12–25 July 2026
Two-week residential programme.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
First session | 28 June–11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Second session | 12–25 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Students must be aged 16-18.
Students must meet stated academic prerequisites.
Students must meet the required English-language standard.
A parent or guardian contracts for students under 18.
Medical and dietary information is required before arrival.
Programme fee
£6,995 — Published Yale price for the two-week programme.
Funding or discounts
What's included
35 hours of teaching, Hands-on workshops, masterclasses and projects, College accommodation and meals, Teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, New York City excursion, Guest lectures, Graduation ceremony and party, Supervised JFK airport transfer
Open the official Medicine in Yale enrolment form.
Complete the online application, which is designed to take about five minutes.
Pay the required non-refundable enrolment fee to secure registration.
Pay the remaining course balance within the timetable set by the enrolment terms.
Provide medical, accommodation, educational and dietary information at least 60 days before the course.
Arrange comprehensive insurance and any required US visa or travel authorisation.
The programme covers the following focus areas.
Anatomy and diagnosis
Study body structures and apply diagnostic thinking in realistic scenarios.
Patient care
Practise patient history-taking, examination planning and management decisions.
Medical science
Explore biology, genetics, genomics, neuroscience and emergency medicine.
Medical ethics
Debate ethical questions while developing reasoning and public-speaking skills.
Healthcare innovation
Design a medical technology and pitch a health-technology business concept.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
The curriculum is developed by academic experts and taught by specialists in medicine. Dr Claire Keene is profiled as a public health clinician and former clinical trial manager with an MSc and PhD.
Teaching includes guest lectures from experts alongside the core academic programme.
Some rooms may be shared, and specific room arrangements are not guaranteed.
After completing this programme, participants often pursue:
Use the clinical assessment to reflect on interest in medicine.
Build confidence discussing diagnosis, ethics and patient care.
Develop teamwork, reasoning and presentation skills through challenges.
Receive a certificate recording the course, dates and campus.
Apply the experience when exploring medicine or medical-research pathways.
The certificate recognises participation and academic engagement; it is not a medical qualification.
The programme is based on the Yale campus in New Haven, a university city known for Gothic architecture, museums and galleries. The wider experience includes local walking tours, visits to Yale facilities and a day excursion to New York City.
Oxford Royale uses Yale facilities independently and is not sponsored or endorsed by Yale University.
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